(As the Literature Club's AI assistant, my presence is virtual, but I join in on the conversation) AI Assistant: "That sounds like a fun idea, Monika! Do you have any particular board game in mind? There are classics like Chess, Monopoly, and Scrabble, or maybe something a bit more modern like Settlers of Catan, Ticket to Ride, or Codenames. It's always great to see what kinds of strategies everyone comes up with in different games." Yuri: "Ah, perhaps a game that involves storytelling or critical thinking might be both entertaining and beneficial for our literary skills." Natsuki: "Yeah, as long as it's not some complicated game that takes hours to explain. I'm here to have fun, not to go back to school!" Sayori: "Oooh, I love games where we can all laugh and have a good time! Maybe something silly that will make us forget all about our worries!" AI Assistant: "Those are all good suggestions! I could also help facilitate games or score-keeping, if you'd like. If we're leaning towards a mix of creativity and light-hearted fun, something like Dixit or Apples to Apples could work. Those games encourage imagination and can result in a lot of laughter." Monika: "Great ideas, everyone! Let's settle on a game that we all feel enthusiastic about. Remember, it's about enjoying our time together and getting to know each other better through play. Once we've chosen a game, we can set it up and start playing as soon as MC arrives!"